Tragopogon porrifolius - seedhead
By Andrewr
- 10 Jun, 2009
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This is the first time I have grown this biennial but the seedhead looks promising for next year's plants
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I was only growing it as an ornamental but I guess I could dig it up after it has set seed and see how tasty it is
10 Jun, 2009
I've never eaten it but remember on 'Victorian Kitchen Garden' they said it tasted like Asparagus. I've also seen it said to taste like oysters and creamy coconut. Let us know what you think.
10 Jun, 2009
I have heard it referred to as vegetable oyster too
10 Jun, 2009
You'll have this everywhere if it floats on the wind. It looks a bit dandelionish........
14 Jun, 2009
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Will you be eating the roots?
10 Jun, 2009